From Sunday until Wednesday, residents and drivers may have or still may see a 40-ft. flame being intermittently emitted from a flare stack temporarily attached to SaskEnergy infrastructure…

With cooler weather arriving, a foul odour from the town’s sewage lagoon recently returned, drifting across town when winds blew from the west or northwest.

Workers were nearing the finish line but the demolition pit will require provincial approval before people can put material from old houses, among other things, in it.

The town has received another request to remove a tree causing damage on Marriott Close.

An event this week will inform seniors about the rules of the road for mobility scooters and how to avoid getting robbed by scam artists.

On Oct. 10, RCMP attended a mischief complaint at Prairie View Park Campground, where stolen trucks and trailers were recovered.

A man was fined a total of $2,000 after pleading guilty recently to three offences, including one criminal charge, in provincial court.

The Dr. David S. Mulder Eston Area Health Foundation recently purchased a new vital signs monitor for the Eston Health Center.

Floats, horses and antique cars rolled down Main Street during the Harvest Festival Parade on Saturday, Oct. 11. The colourful procession drew crowds of spectators…

Rebecca Nunweiler (L) and Austin Hayes, vice-president and president, respectively, of the Walter Aseltine School Student Representative Council…

Local seniors gathered this week for cards and bingo. On Oct. 7, winners in Whist were Gail Bevill, first; Larry Deitsch, second; Terry MacDonald, third; and Maxine Taylor, fourth.

Three physicians who’ve practised in Rosetown for a combined 160 years were chosen the town’s citizens of the year on Friday.

Val Rawson (L) looks at what to add to her pancakes as teacher Krista Wenaas also glances that way. Husband Don Rawson receives a sausage from Emily Hamilton…

A by-election happens in December after Joe Spratt resigned from town council. Spratt has moved to an acreage outside the municipal limits and becomes ineligible to serve on council.

Residents may get vaccinated against the flu and Covid-19 during public health clinics at the youth centre on the next three Wednesdays, starting tomorrow.

Town staff recently inspected two different trucks capable of vacuuming up liquid and flushing out sewer mains, councillors learned during their Oct. 6 meeting.

Derek Skene was guilty of assault when he stabbed a local man in the ribs, a judge ruled last week.

The following is the Rosetown RCMP report for the week of October 3 to 9, 2025. During this period, members responded to a range of calls, including collisions, thefts…

Brynn Gordon of Harris and Spirit weave through the poles during the pole-bending portion of the final Just for Fun Gymkhana of the season last month.

Cindy McRae and Carol Gates won twice playing bingo at the seniors centre last Tuesday.